If you run nwrecover on the NetWorker server without the option -c 
<nomad-eth.foo.org> you are always browsing through the servers index, not the 
client's one. Relocate just defines where the files should be written to, not 
from wich client they will be read.

Put "save -c nomad-eth.foo.org" in the backup command of your client resource, 
this should solve your problem.

regards
Klaus  


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Von: Legato NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU] 
Im Auftrag von Roy Kidder
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 10. März 2004 05:27
An: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Betreff: Re: [Networker] backup of dual-homed host


Yura Pismerov said:
> Roy Kidder wrote:
>
>>I'm having a problem backing up a dual-homed host... specifically, my
>>laptop. It's Linux running as a NetWorker 6.1.4 client. It's named as
>>follows:
>>
>>nomad.foo.org -- the "proper" host name
>>nomad.foo.org -- CNAME to nomad-eth.foo.org
>>nomad-wifi.foo.org -- the DNS name for the wireless interface
>>nomad-eth.foo.org -- the DNS name for the copper interface
>>
>
>     Keep in mind that Networker is "picky" to what you set up as a
> hostname (run "hostname" to see it),
> what you have in your /etc/hosts and DNS (both forward and reverse
> zones) for the client.
> Make sure that all those names match.

`hostname` on the client simply returns "nomad" (no FQDN). /etc/hosts on
the client reflects DNS as far as the two different interfaces
(nomad-wifi and nomad-eth). There is no entry for nomad.foo.org in
/etc/hosts.

>
>>
>>Ideally, I'd like to backup the client via the copper interface, so I
>>created a client called "nomad-eth.foo.org" in nwadmin. I can back it up
>>just fine. The problem is that the backup is added to the backup
>> server's
>>index (backup.foo.org, also Linux running NetWorker 6.1.4), not the
>>client's index. I've verified this by doing a relocated recover on the
>>
>
>     Did you mean "directed recovery" ? How exactly did you do that ? Did
> you use "recover -R <client name>" ?

I ran nwrecover on the backup server and chose a to "relocate" via the
Options menu.


>
>>backup server (not the laptop), only to find I've recovered the files
>>from the laptop (not the server).
>>
>>I seem to remember reading about multi-homed hosts in the documentation,
>>but when I went back just now to find it, I can't locate it.
>>
>>Anyone have any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>>Roy
>>
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